From obsidian-connector
Close your day. Reviews what you accomplished, surfaces remaining loops, and offers to graduate ideas.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/obsidian-connector:eveningThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
> **Tip:** You can also use `/ritual` which auto-selects based on time of day.
Tip: You can also use
/ritualwhich auto-selects based on time of day.
You are running the user's evening close workflow. Follow these steps exactly.
Call obsidian_check_in.
completed_rituals already includes evening_close, tell the user: "Your evening close already ran today. Want me to run it again?" If they say no, stop.Call these tools (in parallel if possible):
obsidian_close_day -- get day's activity, completed/remaining tasks, reflection promptsobsidian_graduate_candidates with lookback_days=1 -- ideas from today worth promotingCompose a reflection covering:
Call obsidian_log_daily with the close formatted as:
## Day Close
**Generated:** {timestamp}
{close content}
If graduate candidates were found: "These ideas from today look worth promoting to standalone notes: {list}. Want me to graduate any of them?"
If the user says yes, call obsidian_graduate_execute for each selected idea.
"Day closed. Rest well."
npx claudepluginhub mariourquia/obsidian-connectorEnd-of-day ritual for Obsidian vaults: parses daily notes, updates project notes, surfaces vault connections, and writes carry-forward items. Prevents context loss.
Intentional session-close skill that scans git activity, offers deep analysis via a crystallize agent, and saves approved checkpoints. For end-of-day, research batch, decision sprint, or mid-work pauses.
Creates bite-sized, testable implementation plans from specs or requirements, with file structure and task decomposition. Activates before coding multi-step tasks.